Stroke recovery often comes with challenges that affect mobility, balance, and confidence. Over the years, we've seen many stroke patients who are frustrated by these challenges. The good news is that the right orthotic device can make a meaningful difference in daily life. A common issues after a stroke is “foot drop,” where the front of the foot drags during walking. This can increase the risk of trips and falls while also making movement more tiring. An ankle-foot orthosis

One of the most exciting advancements in recent years is the fully digital approach to scoliosis bracing. From the very first appointment to the final fitting, the process is designed to be precise, efficient, and tailored to each individual patient. It all begins with a 3D scan of the patient’s torso (as shown on the left side of the image). This replaces the need for traditional plaster casting, making the experience faster, cleaner, and far more comfortable. The scan captu

March is International Women’s Month, and it’s a perfect time to highlight how women have become an essential and growing force in the Prosthetics & Orthotics (P&O) profession. They are in many ways shaping the future of P&O. In 2014, women made up only 20% of certified P&O practitioners. Today, they are estimated to account for between 35 and 40%, and many Master’s of Science in Prosthetics and Orthotics (MSPO) programs now report that 50% to 60% of their graduating classes

Image courtesy of Elevate Movement Orthoses are much more than simple inserts or braces. They’re carefully engineered tools designed to improve alignment, reduce pain, and restore efficient movement. One of the most exciting developments in orthotics is the expanding range of solutions available today. Whether someone needs support for mild instability, advanced dynamic assistance, or high-performance energy return, we can now tailor devices with remarkable precision. A major